Baseball, Softball

Ray Jones Athletic Complex tournament guide

Greenville, Kentucky · 200 County Park Dr, Greenville, KY 42345

Last verified 2026-10-18

Field surface: not yet verified

Not yet verified. Greater Muhlenberg Parks and Recreation lists the complex's five ballfields but doesn't describe their surfaces. (5 baseball/softball fields (Baseball Fields #1-#5), plus three T-ball practice fields and outdoor batting cages (Greater Muhlenberg Parks and Recreation).)

Source: Greater Muhlenberg Parks and Recreation System (RecDesk): facility calendar (Ray Jones Athletic Complex: Baseball Field #1 Old National Bank, #2 Hardison, #3 Young, #4 Baird Trust, #5 Farmer Bank and Truist; outdoor batting cages; T-ball practice fields 1-3) · Felix E. Martin Jr. Foundation, reprinting SurfKY News: Muhlenberg County Park Grand Opening (the five diamonds at the Ray Jones Family Athletic Complex; tennis courts, basketball courts, sand volleyball, batting cages, playground and trails; 200 County Park Drive, Greenville)

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Quick facts

Five baseball/softball diamonds plus three T-ball practice fields and batting cages at Muhlenberg County Park, with tennis, basketball, a playground and walking trails alongside (Greater Muhlenberg Parks and Recreation; SurfKY News).
Lake Malone State Park is about 39 minutes away.
The nearest hotel is in Central City, about 14 minutes away, with more in Madisonville at about 34; downtown Greenville pizza and coffee are about 6 minutes away.

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Hotels (3)
Food (1)
Coffee (1)

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Hotels near Ray Jones Athletic Complex

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Best Western Central City

627 S 2nd St, Central City, KY, 42330 · about 14 min / 7.4 mi to the main campus

Listing amenities: Breakfast included, Parking included, Free WiFi, Air conditioning, Gym, Business services.

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Hampton Inn & Suites Madisonville

201 Ruby Drive, Madisonville, KY, 42431 · about 34 min / 25.6 mi to the main campus

Listing amenities: Breakfast included, Pool, Pet friendly, Parking included, Free WiFi, Air conditioning.

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Holiday Inn Express & Suites Madisonville by IHG

234 Midtown Blvd., Madisonville, KY, 42431 · about 34 min / 25.6 mi to the main campus

Listing amenities: Pool, Breakfast included, Parking included, Free WiFi, Air conditioning, Gym.

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Places to eat near Ray Jones Athletic Complex

Papa Manzo's II

129 S Main St, Greenville, KY 42345 · about 6 min drive

Family-run Muhlenberg County pizzeria on the downtown Greenville square, with homemade-crust pizzas, pasta and Italian sandwiches (Visit Greenville Kentucky).

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Coffee: Sip & Spin Coffee & Records

115 N Main St, Greenville, KY 42345 · about 6 min drive

Downtown coffee shop and record store in the historic Roark building, with specialty coffee drinks and fresh-baked pastries (Visit Greenville Kentucky; Visit Muhlenberg).

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Things to do between games

Lake Malone State Park

331 State Route 8001, Dunmor, KY 42339 · about 39 min drive (18.4 mi)

The area's signature outdoor stop, about 39 minutes away: a good outing on a day off. Kentucky state park on Lake Malone where you can hike, camp, fish, boat and swim. Check the park site for visiting details before you go (Kentucky State Parks; Visit Muhlenberg).

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Packing notes

Western Kentucky summers are hot and humid, with strong sun on open fields: bring a canopy or other shade, sunscreen and plenty of water.
Spring and fall weekends can start cool, and storms can roll in quickly; keep a layer and rain gear in the car.

Sources

More Kentucky guides: all 3 Kentucky complexes.